Always one of my first stops when in town. We buy wine, liquor, and snacks for our room. Praline…read morePecans are much cheaper than in the tourists shops. It's tight, but has anything you could want. And it's easily located on Royal Street down from Pat O'Briens (my second stop). Cashiers are friendly and helpful. What's not to like?

We love this market, there are at least half a dozen Rouses markets within New Orleans. This one…read morewas in the French Quarter. There's also one in Midtown, Freret Street, and the warehouse District and I believe additional markets within the city. They have a great array of grocery items, grab and go items for lunch, meals, side, dishes, fruits, vegetables, a variety of wines nothing to upscale though, beer selection for your stays in New Orleans, and grocery items such as snacks, meals, and whatever your grocery needs are. The staff is very helpful, I couldn't find any stone ground grits. They only had instant Quaker grits - yucky!!!!. Other than that that was my only complaint, the staff guy agreed with me!

Customer service 10/10…read more The salad bar/soup area has many options to choose from of you want a quick and healthy snack. Store was clean and they also have a seating area if you want to dine at the store.

So Rouses is Louisiana's version of H-E-B? If you've been to Texas, you'll understand the…read morereference. As far as I'm concerned, it is, somewhat. While it doesn't have an extravagant wine selection or a plethora of charcuterie boards, it does have it's own style of eats readily available. The hot foods bar contains options such as gumbo, BBQ ribs, collard greens, and mac n cheese; all the delicious fixings you'd expect to find in the south. Sushi and boudin are also available and quite tasty! I'm also a fan of their chicken tenders; while chilled, just microwave and dip in that honey mustard! And of course, their crawfish/meat pies; I'm a sucker for those! I usually get one (and usually two) of them whenever I'm at a Rouses. Probably explains all the weight I've gained every time I visit the state of Louisiana. Make sure you visit any kind of Rouses when you're in Louisiana; especially this one being in the heart of NOLA. It's within walking distance of nearly all hotels.

It's a very niche store. They focus heavily on the muffuletta, as they should, because it's…read moredelicious. Seriously. I could eat that olive salad with a spoon. The line stretched to the door, but we were out and headed to Jackson Square with our sandwich in less than 20 minutes. (So much better than sitting in the deli!). Inside you'll find a few spaces to eat your sandwich, with some chairs. The dining space is kind of an afterthought. Definitely take it to go and watch some street musicians. The bread holds up to the cold cuts and olive tapenade. We ordered 1.5 sandwiches and didn't even crack open the half sandwich, 2 adults, 2 teenagers, and one kid. We also shared a pistachio cheesecake, which was delicious. I'd eat this sandwich any day. So. Good.

I'm a New Orleans native living in Atlanta, who has worked in the service industry for 15 years. I…read morenever ever write reviews because I believe they hurt small businesses and feeds the egos of the ignorant, but that being said this place pissed me the fuck off with their service. I come to central deli whenever I'm with someone not from New Orleans due to the fact their muffuletta is quintessential! I would like to reiterate nothing was wrong with the food , great food purely with the lady taking orders. I got a classic half muffuletta and a "glass" San pellegrino. The lady then told me open glass is prohibited in New Orleans , I retorted with "o really I didn't know that , since when?" Before I could finish The lady then yelled with "SINCE FOREVER, IM SORRY YOUVE BEEN TO BAD BARS WHERE THEY SERVE YOU GLASS ITS BEEN ILLEGAL SINCE THE 50s" which isn't true the city changed the law in 2001. She then proceeded to open my glass bottle even though I told her I didn't want it open, so I the asked if I could get another one since she was in rage mode and didn't understand that she just contradicted herself. As I asked for the second San Pellegrino, she then takes the first one and goes "NO PROBLEM THANKS FOR THE FREE DRINK", and starts to drink the San Pellegrino infront of me as I check out, making thirst quenching noises like "AHH". As I leave she can't help but remind me for her free drink again. I'm pretty sure the management witness this whole situation and I hope they do something about, that lady doesn't realize what hospitality is and needs to be fired. I did nothing to her and I bet I wasn't the first she has blow up on. But in my eyes absolutely unacceptable.

Service 5/5 For this place being as busy as the are around…read more2am the staff here are all awesome!!!! The fried chicken here slappsss! 5/5 Juicy af and delioussss for a market The wing was besttt!

We laughed at a convenience store offering fried chicken with 4 stars on Yelp. Then we went and…read moregot some. Yum. How can a dumpy 7/11 lookalike convenience store serve better fried chicken that national chains like KFC & Popeye's & Church's - who specialize in frying chicken? This place rocks. Nobody speaks English, yet they do know how to prepare fresh, hot, and delicious moist chicken with a crunchy, delightfully tasty exterior. It was a tad expensive. But for an every-once-in-awhile guilty pleasure, Brothers does a fabulous job. Who knew?

An amazing small market in the heart of the Uptown neighborhood. It's a mainstay in this part of…read morethe city and folks have shopped here for many years. The variety of local and housemate product is simply amazing. Most of it looks delicious and they carry a wide variety of food. From coffee to prepared food, to bottled and even ice cream the local presence fits New Orleans perfectly. It was immediately decided that this would be tomorrows dinner spot! The aisles are great to perused and search for unique things. I wish I could take a shopping cart home with me, but, alas merely a pipedream. There's plenty of parking lot area, in front and across the street.

This store manages to have most of what I'm looking for. The staff is courteous without exception…read more The smaller size and early opening time make it remarkably convenient. Small grocery store with a big voice!

This tiny place seems to have everything one would need in a fast food emergency when the munchies…read moreare calling. They have an amazing selection of very good snacks, beer, and, one of my favorites, Louie Louie THC carbonated beverages that are in their delicious lane flavor wise. I got some ice cream, laundry detergent, Kraft Macaroni and Cheese, and Stellar Pretzel Braids. Stellar is an apt name because there isn't an off ramp when eating these. I'm sure Nesbit's has more interesting items on the shelves, too. The folks working here are friendly so I'd definitely be a repeat visitor if I lived in this neighborhood.

Shocked they could fit so many high-quality necessities in a small space. I'm impressed by whoever…read morechooses the inventory. There are health-conscious items, travel items, quick satisfying snacks, you name it. I love all the fragrance free, free & clear, non-toxic items too, like Dr Bronners soap, seventh generation detergents, and other good brands for sensitive skin. We found a number of milk alternatives like oat milk, lactose free milk. I could keep going, but if you're in the area, and need something just short of a formal gown and tuxedo, it's probably in this store!

You gotta come to fresh market on Thursdays for the $5 bistro meals!!! (Beware they do sell out of…read moresome items.) They also have a hot plate meal where you can get a rotisserie chicken, two sides, and 6 rolls - feed 4-6 people. (Perfect amount for 3 people sized family in my opinion.). Depends on the portion sizes your family eats. Either way, great last minute meal ideas after a long day of work. Or for your lunch break! The workers are all really polite here, but the checkout line is not fast so make sure to get a basket or cart to make waiting in line easier. It is always clean in here, and they always have lots of fresh produce. Plus a convenient parking lot.

This has always been my 'go to' specialty market in NOLA…read more The vibe is good, creative offerings and just a very pleasant, upscale place to shop. The staff, especially at checkout, always seem to be friendly and upbeat, which is nice. The pre-prepared foods, snacks, drink choices, bakery and deli are typically better than most, sometimes better than the larger Whole Foods on Magazine St. here. And, they have an amazing floral section at the back entrance. There's a convenient parking lot that wraps around the back and downtown side of the building, but the spaces can be tight, especially with a SUV size vehicle. This time I grabbed some coffee, bread, brownies, and wine. Unfortunately, I found many of the aisles and sections not stocked very well. The bakery section had very little product as did several other places. Just empty bins and shelves. Hmmmm? It is the beginning of Mardi Gras season so plenty of King Cake and specialty vodka. Nonetheless, I do like this store. Fun fact- this used to be the Bultman Funeral Home, in a classic building on the corner of St. Charles and Louisiana Streets. Yes, indeed, a mortuary as well.

Hopefully it is always a good place to go. They're a little high price but you get sometimes it's…read morebetter quality food fresh food. The workers are nice and friendly. That's why I have my Amazon pick up joint so I'm there a lot. They got great deals when you get buy one get 150% off on meat Sushi and silver other items in the store. You just gotta watch if you get a little bit of extra money do you want quality food? This is where you go. The store is nice and fun to shop.

Zero stars. Shut this disgusting location down. "Hot" bar is full of room temperature food; it's…read moreliterally a food poisoning buffet. I'm convinced the workers here are too dumb to understand basic science because this has been reported many times by many people and nothing has changed. Soup bar full of empty tureens with the dregs of left over soup in the bottom (this is at 5pm on a cold day). We grabbed pizza thinking that'd be the safer choice. Nope. Pizza was greasy as hell, also room temp, and covered in coagulated cheese. Even the woman checking us out was unpleasant. This is why New Orleans sucks tbh. Why can't people here even keep the basics of a supermarket operating correctly? Why are the suburbs not having this problem. Who the fuck is in charge over here?

The staff is super friendly and helpful. Wide variety of products. Reasonably priced given the…read moreconvenience. Great premade meal selection.

Great little market to pick up anything you need snack and drinks. Coffee made on site.read more

Mardi Gras Zone is probably my favorite place to buy food in the city…read more They have beet kimchi!!! Anything that you're looking for as far as health food they have There's so much to choose from I discovered Pam's lemon shortbread gluten-free cookies at the store and I ate a whole box once I couldn't get enough of their chicken salad from the deli A box gluten-free crackers, the chicken salad, and a couple of those cookies with a glass of unsweetened tea is one of my favorite meals! I have not been upstairs yet, I have heard wonderful things Will update when I do! Little local gem

Seemingly Racist Establishment that will target people of color …read more.... During the first week of January, my lifelong friend visited Plush Appeal to purchase Mardi Gras decor for her out of state home. We are natives of New Orleans and were raised with the proper etiquette and respect for ourselves, others and community. We are proud graduates of an affluent Catholic high school and our class of women has made quite a positive impact in this world collectively. With that said, as my friend was shopping she interacted with one of the sales associates and had a lovely conversation. This particular sales associate then left the area. Within minutes two other sales associates approached my friend, accused her of stealing, and when my friend attempted to clear her name and prove her innocence, these women refused. They stated she was on camera and despite my friend asking multiple times for proof and to view the cameras, she was again refused her request. Apparently, two large men were then instructed to escort her out to which she stated she felt extremely uncomfortable. Several of her friends have reached out to the store. Ms. Vee was so nice! CeeCee though ... the manager... when I called to ask for clarification she became nasty and hung up. Long story short, nothing was stolen. If that were the case why not call the police or show the video? Most importantly to note are the differences in skin tones. My friend is an upper class African American female who was seemingly targeted for the color of her skin. Take your business elsewhere!